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This is a dam built in mass scale which was constructed in the mid-1960's, and is one of the most popular destination sights in Japan.
You will arrive here by cable car or trolley bus running under a mountain, and will walk across in the Alpine Route Journey.
Written Sep 11, 2004
Near the highway bus/trolley bus station can be seen Mikuriga Lake. There is perpetual snow here. There are many wide open walking spaces here. I'd recommend to spend most of your time here, and time your onward journey to avoid the heavy people rush.
Updated Sep 11, 2004
Once going through the various modes of transport and people traffic to get here, it is easy to relax, even though there are many other people, it is wide enough to enjoy your own space here. It is also cool in the midsummer as well.
Written Sep 11, 2004
A rainbow made on this sunny day on the treacherous-looking outlet side of Kurobe Dam, while we marvel at this massive scale of artificial construction.
Updated Sep 11, 2004
The blue waters are calm, and if you have a little time you may take a 30-min. pleasure cruise upon this lake.
Written Sep 11, 2004
Written Sep 11, 2004
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The blue waters are calm, and if you have a little time you may take a 30-min. pleasure cruise upon this lake.
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Actually this Tateyama is located in Toyama-ken...
...but while that is being sorted out at the Technical Support at Virtual Tourist, I'll use this section temporarily and move the page later. This is the famous Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route passage...
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